Extend the life of your rig with these heavy-duty truck maintenance tips from the experts at M&L Truck Service.
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Extend the life of your rig with this guide to Allison Transmission problems, plus tips for prevention and repair.
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Every truck mechanic at M&L Truck Service wants you to know these 10 secrets. Some might surprise you!
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Finding a local truck repair shop you can trust shouldn’t be difficult. We’ve rounded up our best advice, and outlined 8 things to look for.
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Local, trusted fleet management solutions can help make your job easier. Here’s what we can do for you and your business, and what makes our fleet services different.
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Trailer inspection doesn’t have to be the scariest part of your day. Pass with confidence and ease thanks to these tips and tricks from the experienced and knowledgeable truck mechanics at M&L Truck Service! Check Tire Pressure and Tire Tread Depth One of the most common reasons trucks and trailers are put out of service
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Discover how to prevent and avoid costly semi truck repair below with a maintenance schedule from our expert mechanics. Semi Truck Repair Check: Every 7,500 Miles Dry Service Our mechanics recommend scheduling a dry service at least every 7,500 miles. We complete this by checking your brakes, tire pressure, and most crucial elements for any
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Take the quiz: “Do I Need Engine Repair or Replacement?” to discover what you can expect when you bring your truck in for service. Q1: Is your odometer over or under 1 million miles? A. My odometer is over or very near 1 million miles. B. My odometer is still well under 1 million miles.
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Follow these trailer repair tips from the trusted mechanics at M&L Truck Service for the longevity of your big-rig setup! 1. Routinely Check for Air Leaks Be alert for air leaks in your truck and trailer. In general, a hissing sound means air is escaping somewhere. Your truck should alert you if air pressure is
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